Earley Town Council calls for climate friendly homes across borough
Earley Town Council has criticised the Government's proposal to shake-up the planning system, and is calling for one which meets local needs.
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Motorist warns of criminal gang stealing keyless cars in borough
Organised thieves are targeting cars across Wokingham, police have said.
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Power cut affects Wokingham homes – this is when it is expected to be restored
HOMES in Wokingham town are currently without electricity. SSE, which manages supplies for the area, said that it is aware of a fault and has engineers on site attempting to...
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Wokingham borough recycles 8,000 tonnes of food
Since its launch, the borough's food waste scheme has diverted 8,000 tonnes of recycling from landfill.
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Joan’s received a card from her old neighbour
Joan Rackley, who watched the Queen wheeled out in her pram as a baby, has celebrated her 100th birthday with a card from Her Majesty herself.
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Council defends plans for new town centre gym
Plans to convert the former Marks & Spencer store in Wokingham’s town centre have been defended by Wokingham Borough Council.
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It’s good to talk
A new podcast for Wokingham is being launched, from the team at Buzzpodcasts.co.uk.
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Top of the shops: Villagers’ effort to help community
Shinfield Baptist Church has collected more than 300 bags of shopping for the village community.
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Daily artistic countdown to Christmas
Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar will go ahead this year, with performances broadcast online to ensure a Covid-safe celebration.
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College creates industry-standard makeup studio
Bracknell and Wokingham College has launched an industry-standard make-up studio.
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